The Nurse House Supervisor (also described as the Nursing Administrative Supervisor) is the hospital’s administrative resource and expert clinician. The role is responsible for staffing, patient-care oversight, emergency direction, and appropriate handling of complaints, while providing operational and administrative oversight to all departments during off-hours and weekends. The Supervisor evaluates nursing care, solves problems, and assigns personnel as needed. The Supervisor represents the hospital, coordinates issues with the appropriate leaders, and rounds on nursing units to assess patients and supervise care. The role communicates with nursing managers and directors and, for critical situations, the Administrator on Call. Working with Bed Management and department leaders, the Supervisor supports appropriate admissions and patient placement, facilitates clinical information for transfers and admissions, and helps maintain patient flow. The position also serves as a resource for staff and providers, oversees hospital staffing during overnight hours, acts as a liaison for per diem agency staffing, and supports the facility’s Standards of Performance and ICARE values.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior